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Well darn. is there any way to recover the files?

I've tried everything to repair my hard drive, from dusting the inside of my motherboard, to using weird third party software from the internet. It keeps coming up with this message: Which is weird, because it's only a sector of the hard drive that gives me this message. Some folders I can open, but really slow. Peculiar because the drive only has one partition. What do i do??? Thanks in advance

Didn’t know where to post this topic, hoping this is the best place. Anyways, don’t really know why but I’m stumped on finding a good portable bluetooth speaker, preferably under $200 and even more preferably between $100-150. I think it may just be because there are millions of speakers and they’re all just as good as one another, but I also find myself looking at the small differences and it just makes decision making quite hard. So anyways... I’m just looking for a portable bluetooth speaker that is mid sized, take the UE Boom 2 for reference, rugged capabilities to withstand outdoors including beach, and just an overall badass speaker. I mainly listen to hip hop but many other genres make up my playlists. In terms of sound, I love the clarity of bose speakers, so that would be nice. Shouldn’t be that hard, but I honestly just want opinions on the best overall speaker to help me make up my mind ... Thanks in advance.

OK. This sounds good. Thanks!

lmfaoooo to be quite honest I don't even know how I came across the idea of making my prof pic blueberries. Love Elf btw!

Thanks!!

Hello! Here is a sub-$550 setup that includes a mouse, keyboard, and monitor that would act as a competitor to an xbox for a friend of mine: I think it's a really good starting point for him; he really has no idea what he's doing. He tried asking me to lower the price by $150 but have it perform better. I just wanted to get some feedback on this build and whether or not it will do him well. He likes Rocket League, Overwatch, Rainbow Six Siege, and games of the sort. I think this should be enough to run these titles at a steady frame rate. He also has 2 households that he travels back and forth from- which is why I went with a micro-atx case. It really needs to be portable enough for him to carry it household to household every week. Thanks so much!

Before I had a nice little picture as my background of my website. Looked fine, but I wanted to change it. When I went to change it in the css, I removed the previous background, and then added a new one, but nothing showed up. The background was just blank. Here is my css code: Keep in mind that the background for the website is found under .website. Here is the html if that helps: Thanks for helping in advance!

Thanks for this. But I figured out that it was just an incompatibility issue. I used enctype text/plain in my html form, and it wasn't compatible with method=post.

Here is my HTML form. <form class="emailForm" name="Email Form" method="post" action="contact.php" enctype="text/plain"> <input name='first' type='first' required class="formDec" id="first" placeholder="First*"> <input name='last' type='last' required class="formDec" id="last" placeholder="Last*"> <input name='email' type='email' required class="formDec" id="email" placeholder="Email*"> <input name='subject' type='subject' required class="formDec" id="subject" placeholder="Event Type (Wedding, party, etc.)"> <input name='message' type='message' required class="formDec messageForm" id="message" placeholder="Message"> <input type="submit" class="submitForm" id="submit" value="Submit"> </form> Works great on my website. Here is the php code the form takes you to once you click submit: <title>Thanks for contacting UM!</title> <?php require_once 'vendor/autoload.php'; $first = filter_var($_POST['first'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $last = filter_var($_POST['last'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $email = filter_var($_POST['email'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $subject = filter_var($_POST['subject'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $msg = filter_var($_POST['message'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $data = "First: " . $first . "Last: " . $last . "<br />" . "Email: " . $email . "<br />" . "Type of Event: " . $subject . "<br />" . "Message: " . $message; $transport=\Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance('smtp.gmail.com',465,'ssl') ->setUsername('uasdf@gmail.com') ->setPassword('asdfal'); $mailer=\Swift_Mailer::newInstance($transport); $message=\Swift_Message::newInstance('Ultra Media Contact Form') ->setFrom (array('asdfms@gmail.com' => 'Ultra Media Forms')) ->setTo (array('asdf@gmail.com', 'aasdf@gmail.com' => 'Form Recipients')) ->setSubject ('Contact Form from Ultra Media received!') ->setBody ($data, 'text/html'); $mailer->send($message); ?> Thank you for contacting Ultra Media, we will get back to you as quickly as possible. Please click <a href='index.html'>here</a> to return to our homepage. Also works great, but, small problem. I receive the email. Great. BUT. Here is what the email looks like after filling out the form legitimately: First: Last: Email: Type of Event: Message: As you can see, I receive the email without any information that the user sent. Whyyy??

So. I have this form. <form class="emailForm" name="Email Form" method="post" action="contact.php" enctype="text/plain"> <input name="first" type="first" required class="formDec" id="first" placeholder="First*"> <input name="last" type="last" required class="formDec" id="last" placeholder="Last*"> <input name="email" type="email" required class="formDec" id="email" placeholder="Email*" /> <input name="subject" type="subject" required class="formDec" id="subject" placeholder="Event Type (Wedding, party, etc.)"> <input name="message" type="message" required class="formDec messageForm" id="message" placeholder="Message"> <input type="submit" class="submitForm" id="submit" value="Submit"> </form> And I have my PHP code mixed with PHPMailer <?php $first=($POST['first']); $last=($POST['last']); $email=($POST['email']); $subject=($POST['subject']); $message=($POST['message']); $body = "First: " . $first . "<br />" . "Last: " . $last . "<br />" . "Email: " . $email . "<br />" . "Type of Event: " . $subject . "<br />" . "Message: " . $message; require "phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php"; //include phpmailer class // Instantiate Class $mail = new PHPMailer(); // Set up SMTP $mail->IsSMTP(); // Sets up a SMTP connection $mail->SMTPAuth = true; // Connection with the SMTP does require authorization $mail->SMTPSecure = "ssl"; // Connect using a TLS connection $mail->Host = "smtp.gmail.com"; //Gmail SMTP server address $mail->Port = 465; //Gmail SMTP port $mail->SMTPDebug = 2; $mail->Encoding = '7bit'; // Authentication $mail->Username = "put my gmail in here"; // Your full Gmail address $mail->Password = "and password"; // Your Gmail password // Compose $mail->SetFrom($_POST['email'], $_POST['first']); $mail->AddReplyTo($_POST['email'], $_POST['first']); $mail->Subject = "New Contact Form from Ultra Media"; // Subject (which isn't required) $mail->MsgHTML($body); // Send To $mail->AddAddress("this is where i put another gmail in", "Ultra Media Admins"); // Where to send it - Recipient $result = $mail->Send(); // Send! unset($mail); ?> But when I try this live on my website, I do get an email, but it doesn't contain any content. It just looks like this: First: Last: Email: Type of Event: Message: Without any information that the user typed in. Also, when I try it live, I get this message along with my success message: What is happeninnn???

I AM ALMOST THERE, is all i can say. Hours I've spent on trying to get this to work. Hours. If those hours were to be added it, it'd be a couple days. Now all I need to figure out is how to send the email and information that the user puts into the form to any given email that I put into the code. I've been researching, and I've heard something about how GoDaddy provides a service that can do this? I am currently paying for GoDaddy. What do I do? Here is the code that I have:

Alright. I just wanted to say how helpful you've been to me. I've posted so many forums on linustechtips.com, and usually after a couple back and forth conversations, the person tryna help me out always gets tired of questions and just leaves me there. Thanks! Solved.

Is this all I need or would I have to create an email address, or use one of my emails? I used 2 ini_set variables, for the smtp server and port, would that be all I need? I really appreciate your help, and sorry for so many questions, php is NOT one of my fortes.

Thanks Kavawuvi. When I looked up how to create this file I was informed to do that, I don't know why. But now that it works fine and it says that the form has been sent, I don't actually get any email...